What is the most exposed movie you have ever seen?

When I watch movies at school, I usually don't go to the cinema. To tell a joke, there is no concept of movies in our hometown. At that time, the conditions at home were passable, I bought a lot of videos and almost forgot everything else. What impressed me most was this action movie. It was the first time that I found that as a soldier, I could be so handsome in military uniform, and I also found that China's kung fu could be so neat, which deeply influenced my orientation of life goals. When I was just 65,438+08 years old, I hastily drafted into the army. However, the reality is cruel. I am highly nearsighted and directly rejected. .........

Maybe it's three incorrect views? What I like best in this movie is not Jet Li, but Wang Jianjun, the villain played by Zou Zhaolong. A real hero who has experienced life and death and walked down from the battlefield alive, he also risked his life for the country, even if he went the wrong way, he could not deny those achievements. You can do anything to get your brother's body back. With such comrades-in-arms and brotherhood, what more can you ask for? Love and righteousness, a real man! That's a real pity.

Actually, it's interesting to think about it when you were young. At that age, I just had a preliminary understanding of love and was ignorant. You may not believe it, Jet Li and Christy Chung played an ambiguous part in the movie, but they woke me up and suddenly realized that we can still play like this. Isn't this typical playing hard to get? I learned again ... hahaha.

That is, the open-air movie Xinlongmen Inn at that time.

When I was a child, there was no cinema in my hometown. Usually, someone has an affair at home. My relatives gave me an open-air movie. Basically, in the afternoon, the film cloth will be hung on the street and can be seen on the way to school. Then I hurried home for dinner and left the station early with a small bench. There were too many people watching at that time. Sometimes there are too many people standing in front, so I stand on the small bench. The most vivid memory is Xinlongmen Inn. Brigitte Lin, Maggie Cheung, Tony Leung Ka Fai and Donnie Yen are still my idols, and I don't know why they are called "New" Longmen Inn. Later, I learned that the film was called Longmen Inn at 1967.

I was naive at that time, and I didn't necessarily understand the whole movie after watching it. Anyway, the story was remembered. I really enjoyed going to school to discuss with my classmates the next day. After class, I also played the opposite role in the movie, fighting and killing, and running around on the playground. ...

This is my age, have you guessed?

Yu, Road, Street Angels, Crows and Sparrows, Soul Broken Blue Bridge, Modern Times, City Lights, Singing in the Rain, Lotus Out of the Water, Elite Soldiers and Handsome Guests, Bridge, Batman, Dong Cunrui, Qingsongling, Unforgettable Battle, Tracking and Pursuit, Secret Drawings, Full Moon, Red Female Soldiers, Witchcraft Tiger Mountain, Surprise White Tiger Regiment, Scout Crossing the River, Red Lantern. Chasing, homesickness, witnessing, loyalty, coldness, Tess, Les Miserables, Les Miserables Opera Edition, Star Wars Series, Batman Series, Marvel Comics Series, Transformers Series, Harry Potter Series, Jiang Wen Series, Peisi Chen Series, Jet Li Series, Xu zhēng King Series, Andy Lau Series, Tony Leung Ka Fai Series, all series are basically after the 1980s.

If I have to reveal my age, I'll see if you can guess.

When I was a child, the most popular entertainment program was the open-air movies in the village. After school, I was told that there was a movie in the evening and I couldn't even eat well. I have to occupy the position one hour in advance, so it's not easy to do it. Every time I go with my friends in the same village, I'm always in front, scratching my head, and some even climb the tree to see it.

I still can't remember how many open-air movies I saw in primary school. The only thing I remember is Kung Fu Kid starring Jason Wu, who fell in love. Actually, I didn't know the name of the movie at that time. I didn't know until I grew up. I saw this movie when I was a child. The only thing I remember is: braiding kung fu, pulling my father up the next day and complaining about toothache.

I'm afraid what impressed me again was the movie rented by Stephen Chow martial arts champion Su around 2000. I remember it very clearly. On Sunday, my cousin rented a DVD and a dozen people crowded into a room to watch it. The scene and status were never found. To answer this question, I really miss my childhood.

When I was a child, influenced by the environment, I didn't have many opportunities to watch movies. There are two TV plays that are quite impressive. One is "The Legend of the New White Snake", played by, and later played by Hu and Hu. Of course, there are cartoons Popeye and Huluwa, and I also have the strength to remember spinach early.

Now I can still remember so many movies and TV plays when I was a child. Even if I did, I can't remember because of time. I remember a lot of things were a little messy. Take this opportunity to refresh my childhood entertainment life!

For old movies, the most enjoyable thing is to watch tunnel warfare! I like watching war movies myself, especially movies about fighting Japanese devils.

I watched Tunnel Warfare when I was very young. At that time, there was very little TV, so I went to find someone else to watch TV if I had nothing to do. At that time, this film was often shown on TV. After watching it many times, I was still so happy. We all laughed whenever the enemy was stumped by the clever tunnel design. Now that I think about it, I completely admire the wisdom of the heroes of the previous Anti-Japanese War.

In the film, human life has built a hidden tunnel extending in all directions, connecting every household, village and block, and built a fighting fortress that frightened the Japanese invaders.

Tunnel warfare embodies the anti-Japanese wisdom and determination of the military and civilians to work hard. The strategy of preserving the effective strength, fighting more with less, and supplementing the long with short ones is comprehensive to the Japanese aggressors. With the unanimous resistance of the army and the people, the Illuminati is gradually opening up, and a just nation is invincible.

When I was a child, I saw a movie "Storm Dominates the World", which is an action movie starring Aaron Kwok, Ekin Cheng, Sonny Chiba and others.

It tells the story that the World Association helped Wang Xiongba recruit disciples and Fengyun disciples in order to eradicate dissidents. The brothers Feng Heyun later learned about Xiongba's sinister intentions, and after learning about their unfortunate life experiences, they decided to join hands to eradicate Xiongba.

At that time, I felt that the situation in the movie was not only high in value, but also good in martial arts. I just made a complaint for loving the two brothers.

I hate it.

There is an episode of "Bug Fly" in the movie, which is particularly warm. I think Nie Feng and Nianci are a good match. Today, I still remember that the music teacher taught us to sing the song "Insects fly" at school. I like the sentence in the lyrics best: Insects fly, flowers sleep, and a pair of beauty. It's beautiful to think about it. I still like this song very much until now.

Tunnel warfare, mine warfare, clever running and escape ... that's all I can remember, and I will recognize it when I grow up. What impressed me the most was the scene of playing cotton. At that time, many people came home laughing and humming this little song, which was still unfinished.

Most of the black-and-white movies I watched as a child were anti-Japanese war movies: Flying Tigers, Mine War, Little Soldiers Gazi and Sanjin Mountain City. Black-and-white war films, such as The Visitor on the Iceberg, San Mao's Wandering Plan, Sparkling Red Star, Big Waves for Sand, Fighting Shanghai, Crossing the River, etc. The earliest foreign movies, Wanderer, Bridge and Caravan, can you guess which era I came from?